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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
The wheat CrOp--Numbcr OF Per.
sons POisOned-POlitics.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HARRsONDURG, VA, July |, 1887.
Tie wheat yield will be very mach
larger than was thOughtin the early spring,
though it will probably fall below later ex.
poctati0ns. II seems that the rapid growth
hich occurred during the rainy months OF
March, April, and May has not filled in
many places a. expected.
hon. {. T. VFerTall thinks he will not
be nhlo to ottcrd inr TOurlh-Of July meet
ing OF Gammany ll1I in New York Is Que
of The speakers. The Colonel has q son
very sick with lyphoid.iever, and white he
is improving he docs not feel safe In leav.
Ing him. Colonel O'FeTrill VIII be prc,pnt
as one Of the speakers at the Confederate
rtunion At Fiankliu, West Virginia, on
September So, AZ which line there will be
LumbCr Of distinguished orators and cX-
CoEfCdefatts present.
Wade Hampton Massey, sou Of Colonel
Thomas Il. MASSEY, OF Rap JahannDck
county, ha. been nominated Ivy Colonel
O'Fcrrall a. a cadet 10 west Point to til
the vacancy occa.iOncd by the failure Of II.
VIII Stricken. OF this county, 10 pas, hi.
second annual examination. recently held.
Mr. Massey is pupil CT Blacksbury College,
aud is said 10 be bright young man.
A burglar while attempting 10 cutter the
store Oi Charl,s J. BrOrG, at Lacey Springs.
this county, this week was shot by h>
CleIk with pistol, but made his escape
ard 20 far has not been captured.
Samuel Il. Sterling, the deiauiug trea-
surcr Ct this county, l. lying at the point Of
death at his lone in this place. IL *
tho CHI be cannot possibly live many dag.
Ills lie is insured for about $4,000 or
Si4,CC0.
one day ihi. week little son Of Simeon
Long, living near Brideewater, this coun.
ty, went into the pantry, and finding on
Shelf Just above the 1Our.barrel n small box
flied with what he supposed to be ilOur,
cmptied the contents into the barrel in o.
der TO take possession Of the box. The box
contained arsenic, and about seventeen per-
sons who ate bread from the tl)ur were
poisoned. None OF them have died, fortu-
nately; but the mother OF The boy. Mrs.
Long, was very i'll al last accounts. hlo>t
Of the persons poisoned were harvest hands.
The Democrats are very sangnIne OF ctr-
Nng Rockingham this iill. understood
tie County Committee will be re0rgauized
~ July County Court, and the party put ia
ii ST class Ge biting condition.
have Just learned that hog-chOlnra is
raging in the southwestern section Of this
county, and that many animals have died.
=. b. DelaBy, the weli.known Inventor.
is spending a short time with friends In
IA. place. lie has recently returned from
Europe. He was formerly editor OF the
OM Commonwealth, OF this place. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Truth is Mighty.

Tie reports which prevailed lew days
goo all over the land as TO labor troubles In
South Carolina were handled by such un-
patriotic partisans as Mr.. BLAINE's chief
organ in a manner which showed clearly
that that organ was much more anxious to
make political capital for its party and IT'S
fayorltc candidate for President OF the
limited States than TO DO aught that would
benefit the negro.
But truth is mighty. Though 1t be at
ihe bottom Of well, 1t will be sure to reach
the upper world In due time. An inde-
pendent Republican journal in PhiIadel-
phlo. after surveying the whole field, and
pondcnng the matter impartially aud de-
iiberately. comes to the conclusion an'
pounced IN The following sentence. IL Is a
sentence In two senses; for 1t Is sem
fence OF condemnation Of Republican trick
sters and bloody shirt shriekers. We quote
the Philadelphia Telegraph;
at the North was as easy as to It's iloor
"a the South is, It would be immeasuraoly
better Of"
Let any man who doubts the truth OF that
dictum visit the South and see for himself
whether it is or Is not literally true.
Wherever there 4. an exception amongst EN-
Movers, the exception is probably
Northern nan who does not understand nor
appreciate the ncgro's habits and wishe;
and peculiarities.
Is there any reason, then. to fear That the
pretcndcd friends Of labor who spend their
time and strength in dcnouncing Pres'-
dent CLEVELAND because he once intended
10 return TO the southern States the flags
cauiure d IN the war between the States will
be able thus TO divert public attention
from their own sins Oi omission and COM
mission and secure TIE defeat Of the Demo-
cratic nominee for President? None In the
world. The hands will not move backwards
on the clock OF time. The people OF the
North are not TO be deceived by false
clamor. They Will not be frightened by a
scarecrow. Nearly all Of them are mindng
tbcir own business. The insane sectional
appells come from FARCHILD and other
shriekers, not from the voters. These are
ready and willing TO elect another Presi
den, who is not a sectonali>t and they are
going to do il, let the bloody-sblrt brigade
say and do what II will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
InstrnctiYe Events.

About two weeks ago all Boston turned
out to greet, do honor TO, and entertain Il.
L. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans. To-
day at Gettysburg the survivors OF the dt'
vision that on the "tbird day" made the
charge at which al the world wondered
and the survivors OF the command that
resisted that charge are fraternizlng.
To MORROW r. L. Lee Camp VIII
receive in this city Lynn (Nas.
sachusetts) Grand-Army post. Truly the
republic Is moving on towards a grand
destiny. Truly the march OF events is
leaving far behind the mallgnants and the
boody.shirt shriekers. Truly 1t would
seem The FMsCHILDs. the SHERMANs, the
Bou1rIlEs, the FoRAKERs, The iALsrEADs
Illustrate "whom the gods would destroy
they fir.t make mad" when they attempt to
stem the tide Of American patriotism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

PRACTICABLE CIR MPRAcTlcABLE?-We
cannot ogroe with Mr.. Tucker IN what
,eem 10 US TO be his impracticaole he>rieS
Ia regard % certain politico economical
questions; but nobody hasa higher opinion
az him than we.-Ihe Dispatch.
We heartily concur In the latter part oil
the foregoing sentence, but concerning the
fir,t mart we must beg leave to join issue
with our neigbbor. We take 1t for granted
that .impracticable theories" Is intended
10 apply TO Mr.. fuckers views upon the
.sriI question IN particular. The state.
We cannot be surprised that the state
drew the inference II did. Our language
points TO that Inference. But the fact il
that we were thinking rather OF Mr.. Tuck
rR's course towards The BLAIR bill. the bill
10 relieve sufferers from ireshels, the bill
TO establish an agricultural department,
and some other bills, than Of his tarifl
views. The tariff question we are geue.
rally willing 10 ignore SO long as The auIi.
protectionists DO not challenge US TO DIS.
cues II, though 1t is OF all questions the one
We would prefer to ciscu,s either upou toe
hustiDgs or IN the papers. Possibly we
may notice the states Gsure'S hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Terrible Treatment Of Patients.

\ New York special SAYS Further tc,ti-
mODy was taken this morning III re
Warr's-Island Asylum Investigation. john
Nolpy, OF 2450 Second avenue, al eN A.
teucant. saw Attendant Nash jump twice
on re breast OF q patient named Bpgqrt.
He IrporirO The case 10 Or. spencer, IA
netting cai0e Of it. There was another tt
ienC1ni, named CrOuy, who, he SAID, ~, q
rcgu ar brute and Ha~ IN the habit Of k'ck-
iIg . rat'eut named llanlon. 81 saw he
aGc, d. 1.-TWO attendants named Mcintyre
sId Pinder drag patient on his back
four or tive yards because be WIS 80
afflicted that be- could not keep up with the
Other patients. heard the Datieut-G au-
e,ai Eean -complain TO Or. Vrlutniu
about The treatment he received from the
attendants, but nothing was done about IL. ~
Mrs. LiZzie NendelShOn, Or 80 elst
ScyCptV.seyeuih street. testified t1at her
busbard Was killed. She frs, learned OF
bis death on December 9. 1886. She last
saw him alive on November 3Dth. When she
reached the Office The doctor tOl her she
could not see BIN becan.e he bad fallen and
di.lgurcd bis face. Insisted upon soc ~
him. found bis face all bruised aud a
cut on The top Of bis head. / asked hin
Who struck bim. lie slid il was Attendant
MoCuc. When she aud her little daughter
woIc leaving be follow ed them to the door.
lie appoaicd 10 the LILLE girl % BRING BIN
hone. saving that be was afraid Ne ~,
would XIII him. She did not see her aus.
land again until be was deld. Two OF BIS
ribs Nere broken and hall OF his upper Zip
Was gone.
EDWARD Mccarthy was an inmate for
tir,c Year,, aud declared that be wl,
uace o football Of" for tie first six
months he was there. Several other wit
nes.cs corrobcIaied this testimony. de-
clarirg that TIE place Instead Of being a
hospital was more ike s'aughter-h0use
One witness, when asked wbit was the
reason OF the attendants IN III using The
pat cut. said be supposed they were acting
unctr Diyire inspiration to remove the
over population.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

and G. NJ. Keblinger were appointed ma.
Sisirai,s 10 fIll vacancies, and W. IL. oiiver
:, annointed manager OF the cpcrA.house,
witch belongs TO the city. :.
The rooms OF the Young Mems Cnrl,iian
Association were enlIyened last night by a
large and happy company. The occasion
was an entertainment given by the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the association. Amuse,
menis for the middle-seed ana o,a, rs wen
ss so, cIally for the young, and refresh
ments abounded and were pleasilfaoiy en-
joyed by oil present. 80. ....o.,o
The association Is steadily prospering'
end now has its general secretary, Mr.
George A. Grilbortzer, OF Norfolk, VINO
Is fresh from the training. school Tor CHRIS
tian workers at Springfield, Mass, con-
ducted by J. T. Browne.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has now 'unu
which they are systematically increasing,
and expect TO have sufliciency on hand
when the Young Mems Christian Assoc'a'
lion building Is erected to furnish 1t.
Henry e.. Tlnsley, Esq. editor o. tnc
V,ndiootor, lcfI for the seashore yesterday
morning.
The leiter.carrier system was promptly
commenced Yesterday In staunton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
PENINSULA MESERABLEs.
williamsburg Men who Can't Get
Married Console Themselves
with u Dinner.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, July 1, 1887.
The second annual banquet Of the Bach
elor's cub was held yesterday June 3)tn)
% Masonic Grove, and was vel attended
hy The young bachelors OF the town, VIVA
were duly chapcrOaed by several we'll
known members Of the married Fraternity.
Tins grove has been for 4 number OF years
the SPOT selected by the Nasons for their
annual dinner, aud 1t is delightful
place for such an OCCASION. com
bining the rare luXurles Of cool
brcezes. running tiers, and deep 81 tdes.
The Bachelors began Osefk this cool retreat
about IL a. NJ, and consoicuous among
the disciples OF siocle biessedness we're
seen Mts>r.. A. L. Smith, NJ. K. ilarrell,
.Jolr Oliver Copeland, Il. ID. Pcachy. a. e.
Peachy. {. =. Afmistead, Robert y. Ne.
Cardlsh, and +. NJ. Lamb. Al 3 =. VI.
dinner was announced, alter which appro-
priate speeches were made by Sir. &. u.
ArnIsead, L. Z. Cole, A. BrooSS, L. e..
Aiiaist.ad, and DR.. l.. Henley. After
spending a most enjoyable day The bacbe-
lors, accompanied 10y their married fFiend-,
refnrnt 20 their accustomed baunts.
Many were the regrets expressed at the
absence OF Mr. James Normeni, nov OF
Richmond. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
WILL PROBABLY ACCEPT.
Norfi, CarOliDa's Invitation TO tht
President.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 2-TO.day AZ a
quarter past O'Clock a committee OF the
Moth Carolina Agricultural Society, headed
by President Upchurch, were presented to
the President by Senator Ransom. II em-
braccd Messrs. K. II. Battle, W. II. Pace,
W. II. Briggs, J. c. Logan; Harris, OF the
Siqndi: james lrcdel Mckee. OF the Necs
and ObSCrUer, and l. G. ilarrell, OF the
North Carolina lCachcrs's Assembly.
Mr.. Battle stated that The object OF The
visit was 10 invite the President and his
famly and the Cabinet 10 fIicigh Il, the
time Of the State Fair and presented The
resolution adopted ny TIE Executive COu-
uliec 81 the society; al.oanunbcrOf let
ttTs ly pTominonJ oli"ialS ana other clti-
ZeuS oi the STATE. The President m his
response assured the gentlemen 81 hi-
aIprccrton Of the courtesy and Of hts
dcsiic TO ACCEPT the Invitation. IL
made tie impression Inst he would 20
IL It Was possible 10 50 arrange IT, aiiIil :
- 10 return frpu the Atlanta EXpO>iii N
hy Way ~ Raleigh. senator Rn.Om thinks
that "A corIc.poudo with the Atlanta
ulars-'r, will enable the plan 10 be carried
out. The exposition there /, on the ION
% October. and u thc Win oi thc Pscsld nj
l. TROPHY timed be can also attend IN"
North Carolina Fair. wbicl opens about
tie line the other closes.
Two hundred and scy,nty-dve North
Carolina teachers IRE here ot ou' ho''i.
They rallied on the PI,dont at h'li-pl,t
| o'c n,ll this afternoon and were iUif1-
Cuocahy secrotry Ilarreli. OF the Teachers
Assembly. The Pstsi lent received t1,m
pleasantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

The gram crop OF the United States in
1865 amounted TO little over i00,000,000
bushels. but last year II exceeded the
enormous amount Of over 100000, 900
bushels. an increase OF thirty fold In twenty
yesrs.-Lynchbtvg Ne,os.
The editor, or the printer, or theauthority
upon which the editor relied, has misled
the Ne,nS in very important matter.
The wheat crop of 1850 mo other grain
included) was 153, l0i, 924. The wheat crop
Of 1856 was only 457,2lS,OOO. The grain
crop Of 1860 was little less than 900, 0OO,-
000. The grain crop OF 1886 was about
what the Ne'cS reports it 10 have been, or
3,COO. 600. 900,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Old POINT.
Crowded with Richmond People
Late Arrivals.


Special telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
FCRT MoNROE, July 1.-The announce.
ment that there would he 40 fireworks here
on the Fourth Of July seems TO have bad
tie fl, CT OF turning out the people Of Rich
mOnd almost an mdSSe 10 spend quiet d ~
by the seashore. All day long the manage
mtnt have been telcgrnphlnS plrtieS In
your city thSt every room IN thr house WA
Iaktn and that cots Ouly could be pro.
yded. but this did rot seem TO have INV
II c.. and Tie evening train brought fully
$50 more 10 Il house already Overlooking.
and most Of them vii 30 doubt De taken
care Oi--but not in SecOud.h)or front.
Tie ladies Of tue ho.el hal arranged
for anollcr german 10 nisht Which j.,
now III. progress About huy coupe
cIe dancing SIR. Dick. on. Of Norfolk. l..
ltadng. All The officers 81 the garrison
are pleseni, ana their hapdsOme uniform
present striking Contrast NTH the ,0nJre
dItss OF Ire c'Yililns. Arrangement, are
bling made 10 have auotber german on
MOntay evening. to when most OF ih8
AcuIg people Of Richmond vii remain
The following sre some " t0.day's arri.
vols: General Charles J. Anderson, Colo
ncl DO. Lone Stern, MIR. W. Scntt Caring.
ION, d. W e AHl-ON, w dlHFt -hVJit' T.. II
Powell, j. II. Anderson, e IL. Boiling. +
Boiling, j. II. Derbyshir-, u. ID. Huigns,
Walker Hill and wife, John 5. Wise. 1Ui
wife. CHARTS 4. Rose, John A. Curis.
Ms. J. u. C,rke, john A. IIu:chins an
vile, Mrs. IL. e. Jones. +. y. Diankenshlp,
". a. Biankenship, George L. Cary, L. e..
Archer, d. Il. Lin, comb, Il. Alvey, John
T. Alvey, W. II. Dunn and wife. j. B.
Pace and wife, John J. ilickok. Charles l.
Mosby. w. w. Palmer, ;. 5 q. Ebm. Miss
lea Chambers, n. W. Bowe, w. II. Ali.
sOn, and II. ". Fuller and family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
TnELORD AND THE WARD.
a Romance which includes an Heir
ess sand IA Baker's-shOp = obieman.
-. ~. [ nLtn.. NJ Nnr,- MN


Lord Francis Douglas, brother - 3D..
MARQUIS IL Qucen,btrry and OF La
Fionce Dixie, mite white ago fel
love vlth ~ hcncSs, bliss Mab.l SCOT, ~
ulct,n Sue returned me noble biI ',
elections. but her family objected Le:tI.r
Li~ lcntship vas p crank Oi q very vision
aiy nan. and rot calculr.d - u,,-
q good husband. Wien Mss S'lit ..-
si,fta IN elm sin@ e. Der a,iNorrl,ic r'
ut,cr j. was reveal d h htr Thai bc 1tl
otcr started bakcry..h0p n li'mu r
.u6lh. aud might very iikely d. ~ ga :
hut Lord Francis persisted IN loving Ni--
Scott alter she had ,toppad l0yiGg hn.
AID 90 get rid OF him her friends made h"g
ward in chanc.rg. Lord Francis p"r-
sisted m being attentive untii he 81, tWic'
summoned 20 tell what hc meant by nj
letting ward in chanccry alone. On tee
,tcOid occasion Lord Francis got aug-y
aud he concluded to be rcYcngcl.
IL hid gwen Nils scott . brooch b lr-
irg TIE DOu.'1s colt-D; arcs. The itef
kept it &, memrnto o. her first lrye
DCu-'ls wrote 10 her threat nug ist'
procs, dings il she c1ut'nued to Tclr
'Tc0ca Ni.h The bld.e o; the house ID.
l3uu-la., Us bis fauily objected e. Do
Tbcn Miss scouts friend. dia-<ed h'n
alaIu hiore Judge IN c1lnc
ar writing IN unkini letter. 90
asked that be might be- commit
10 prison FOR breach ~ coYenInr .u
hi,ing contaminated q in her. Tue igd:'
d,ciui to sccopl bis l,rl,hip', apolosy
his tcncwtd assurance that ne would Sc,
bis VOID and his cn,cS for ibe siw c1>is
a. d tben Lady fl1rence walk-d hlm outp'
couri, giving him some OF hor sharp tOisd.
as they went home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Awninematical wonder.

Higgin>yillc, Missouri, has mathemati-
cal wonder VINO doesn't know letter ol
the alphabet or one printed figure from
another, but who is wonderfully strong on
mental calculations. making them oh'hind.
HIS name is Reuben Fields, and he Is
ihirty.six years OF age. lie claims that his
ei,t was given from Heaven, and says 1t
came 10 bin suddenly when eight years
old. lie says the Lord made but one sun
son, one solomon. aud one Reuben FEEDS.
TO the one be gave strength, the other
wisdom, and to himself mathematical IN
stinct. lie guards this instinct with the
utmost care. sud will not answer questions
unless be is Isid, fearing that il will be
taken from him Should he Use it 10 satisfy
idle curiosity,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

JOUN SHERMAN announces that the Con-
fccorate-flag order will rise up in the next
presidential campaign. No doubt JoHS's
resurrcctIonist procliyties will move him
to raise it, II by any possible chance he
shall have escaped the fate that seems 10
store for him-tbat Of having been run over
and crushed by the Wilhpus " ollipus" OF
public contempt or by JAMES &. BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
TIRE MOREnOUSE RIOT.
One Of the Escaping Negroes Shot
Ninety Miles AWay

A MinAen LA special says: Informa-
ion was received last night that three OF
The NEGROES engaged in he MOrehousc riot
bad passed acros. the four parishes inter-
ycuing aud were near this point travelling
ON foot on their way 10 Texas. The sheriff
quickly Organized Il posse and IN an
bOur or two OyerhauIed on the rlilroad-
track the men wanted. The sheriff or
GcTed them 10 surrender, and they gave
him pistnl.shOis In answer. The sherill
aud hi. pOySe returned the fire. After the
smoke cleared away one Of the negroes was
found dead. 4 coroncI's jury this morning
cNoncraied tie sheriff from all bllmc. The
nero Killed law the officer and heard hin
call surrender, but refused 20 surrender.
and >ui'CIcd the consequence. -Four dep.
uty sheIinS Of MoTebouse paciSh arrived by
hi, ,yCuipc's train from Oak Ridge and
identified tie negro 40 Alexander Melee
more, one Il the principal leaders OF the
Mor, house troubles.
Parties from M0rehouSc report that no
politicIl significance can be attached 10 the
MorcbOuse killing. n negro at Oak Ridge
md been for some time past on too in
timalc terms with degraded white woman.
There was no law TO meet the case, and Il
was determined 10 give the negro 100
la,hes and then force him to leave the
county rather than lynch him, As more
hea d.sirOng people would have insisted on.
TO this the negro consented, and while a
committee of respectable citizens was ad-
mlni-tering the blows they were firedinto by
rarity 10 ambush, presumed to be frlends
Of tie negro. and a half-dozen Of the party
we've more lass seriously wounded.
4 negro turned inlormer on the attack
ing party, and the next DAY body o! armed
citizens went after them. The negroes
seemed to be ready for them, and again
fir, d INFO them, killing one wnhe nan aud
moIlaly wounding another. Four ne
procs we're killed on ibe spot aud another
was kuchcd that afternoon. Three Others.
including tie negro school-teacher, eluded
The mob ard got away. They had travelled
about ui0ely miles westward when over
faken as above,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Another Rig Fire I'm New York.

NLw YORK, July 3 Another fire on
Broadway, this time ut Nos. G28 and $50.
caused blockade This evening. Tnere
was u great blaze and greater smoke, and
fears that the flames would spread were
not checked until the tiremen stalled that
the tire wss under control, which was not
uutiltwo hours after 1t broke out AT O'Clock.
Three alarms we've sent out and the WORK
on these flames added materially 10 The
duties OF the iiremen tonight. Bali & Co.
ci0ihiers, on irst ond second floors, and
Ypnderhoof q Co., manufacturers OF slrig
goo0s on ihe third floor, were the pria.
cinal sufferers. lie damage Is stited 10 BE-
Si75 600. Of which Dill g. Co lose the
most. The exact losses are unkno sn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

Roanoke rs the seat Of the convention.
The subsequent action taken by the Demo.
cratic committee Of this city was intended
merely 10 satisfy the public that in falling
10 invite the Democratic State Executive
Committee TO call the convention to meet
here the people Of Richmond had no
thought Of putting slight upon that com.
s,,tftoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Truly a uonsena,d Remedy.

2iO BEDFORD AVENUE, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
March ~, 1884.
/ have used Allcoek's Porous Plasters
for the last twenty years. They are truly a
household remedy. II one OF ny children
has cold and wbeezes put an Allcock's
Porous Plaster on the chest and one be-
tween the shoulder. blades. III any OF the
children have croupy coughs, or coughs OF
sny Kind, / place the Plaster close up
around the throat. Tue soothing effect is
apparent almost always in two hours. II
they have disordered stomach Plaster
placed Just below the ches' tones makes d.
gestion perfect 10 bali day. II there Is
any IoOstness Of the bowels, accompanied
by coldness OF The skiu, two Alicock's Po-
rous Plasters applied over the stoin ieh cure
In from two to five hours. i notice plr.
tIcularly that these Plasters ncyer abrade
The skin or cause the slightest Irritation.
Prom my own experience ! know they
never iail for rheumatism, psirs In the
back, or lqntago. q. MsDDLiBRooE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
LOVDOVN COJSTY.
SHi,S-Sew BridGe-siiiitary, sc.
lCorraaaonhence Of the Rlchmond Dispatch.l

SWi,S-New Bridge-7iilitary, &c.
lCorc a2ondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LErsBrGG. Va, July ,, 1887
The Commonwealth, attorney h.-
lroue about one hundred suit, for on
L,Xi Circuit Court Against those Wa h,y.
tcrd, q coupon, ior taxes, AMI ,,ui
further suits Viii be in..iultct. rhry ",.
brought unGcr tAcact Z Assembly oi 81
II, 1881.
sui Cen, been brcu-ht agoin.t th' p so
oi I.t..iuig Tor - 600. III, fpr dml.e,
noru-iipe GoNn ths old Binn. propth
% Cornwall street, which the cou.ct
d,op.,d u their cuty 10 romO,e f)f I'D
N,l..c aud projection OF tie poodle.
1lo rev non bi!gr ere ted 5F ;h
washington ani ONO 1ul western ru-
rorl over Goose cfcck, four miles east Oi
Tbs town, has been completed.
Ilc.aary of TIE postmaster re- this pine
be- been Increased io 81 40 owing to tA.
increased busuc>, OF The Oticc.
TlMiy.tG0 name, have been signed u
the Toll II the new military compny, and
TIE additional numler vii soon be secured
The new county officials entered upon
their duties yesterday. ChOCrN.